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Nevada County picayune., 1887-06-15
A Sad Incident.


 ment of the late war one of the saddest incidents that occurred was the marriage and death of An nic, eldest daughter of Gov. Pick cns, of South Carolina. In the midst of the great events of the war such tragedies were compara- lively unnoticed, but now that time has calmed the troubled sea oi strife and contention, picture of that scene will be of general in. terest, and will awaken a cord of sympathy in the hearts of all who read 1t.
 On April P, 1863, in Charleston. $. O., at the residence of Gov. Pickens, a party was assembled to witness the marriage ceremony of Annie Pickens to Lieut. LeRoch- ellie. It was a time when terror and anguish was prevailing through out the entire South, and the boom. ing of the Union guns then roared in the harbOrs. but the little mum. Der who had collected together had determined to smile. even though their hearts were aching and they were trembling with ter. TOT. Beneath the soft light of the chandelier the clergyman stood with the hablliments of the church enshrOuding his venerable form. Before him was the noble Young Lieutenant in his official uniform, while before him leant the beauti- ful woman who was to become his wife. There she stood regal and proud, possessing everything that prestige of blrtl'. rank and wealth could give. Are you readv?" asked the minister, unclasping his book. "Yes," said LeRochelle, taking the hand of his bride. Hard. ly was the answer uttered than there was an awful crash. X shell from the enemy's guns had pene- trated the mansion. bursting in the midst of the marriage scene, and scattering its deadly missiles around; men trembled and women screamed, mirrors were shlvered and for a moment the walls seemed to rock 10 and fro. In few mo- ments quiet reigned, and it was ascertained that the only fatal wound received was in the left temple of the waiting bride, whO lay like a beautiful crushed flower in the arms of her agOnizcd lover. Laying her on a lounge he bent over her and in a moan of despair prayed that she would become his wife. Her quick drawn breath melted in a sign as the lips smiled assent. There she lay, pure and white as the cluster of camelias at her breast, while the crimson life. tide oozed in heavy drops from the death wound on her brow, and cOnrsed it's stream over the lovely cheek, marring the snowy clouds of her bridal veil that enveloped her. The ceremony was of few words, and the "yes' was mur- mured in dying whisper beneath the husbands kiss. In a moment all was over, a little struggle and she was dead.
 Beneath tb" cool deep shadows of the magnolia, Annie Pickens le Rochelle was laid to rest, where the sad vail of the waters sighed an eternal requiem. while the brave young soldier went his way in the fire and danger of battle to serve his country and his God. He little feared the sword or the hul- let of war, Tor ever at his heart there was a wound more cruel than death and lasting as life. -.Arkan- sas Baptist.
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Doctors and Hot Springs.

Hot Springs failed entirely to cure me of several terrible, indolent running ulcers OH my legs, with which 1 have been troubled for many wears. Several doctors also at tempted to cure me but failed. l have used only few bottles oi B. B. B. (made al Att lanta, Ga.,) and the effect has been truly magical. as they have all healed and l nm cured It i, worth nil medicines made for purifying the blood. This wonderfully quick cure has been effected after everything else had failed. Your medicine is daisy and has done the business for me have lived here twcnty-hvc years My general health is also improving. appetite and diges- ton good. l sleep soundlv, md never felt better. Doctors told me that 1 could not be cured. but B. B. B. has cured me.
 It is decidedly the quickest, best and cheap est blood purifier l ever used. IL is ahead of all others. As to my ease and its cure 1 re- fer to every merchant orproiessional man of Pine Blnil, \. II. MORRIS,
 Cotton Buyer. Pine Bmfl, Ark, Ma, l2th, lNed.
 CanccrOu- Ulcers | Cured. have been taking Botonic Blood Balln (B. B. B.) and am about we'll of an ulcer l had upon my nose for six wears, said by all to Il canc5r. 1 refer to Postmaster Renfroc of Atlanta. C. T. kEILAM. Wrigh.s,illc. Ga, Mny 3rd. lSSG.
 All who desire full information about the cause and cure oi Blood Poisons Scroitla and Scrolulous Swcllings llccrs, Sores. Rheumatism, Kidney Complaints, Cntarrh, etc, can secure by mail free, n copy of our S2-pagc Illustrated Book of Wonders, filled with t'ie most wonderful and startling proof ever before known.
 Address, BLOOD BALM co,
 Atlanta, Ga
 For sale by II. Moncref % Bro; j. O. Howell and .jno. NJ. Milburn, rroseot Ark.
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Cash quotations follows: Flour
quiet and steady; prices firm; unchanged No.
spring wheat. III a Use; No 3sprine wheat. 67c
No. 2 red, 77sc; No. 2corn. 49lc; No. oats. 30
0304c; No. rye, Coo; No. barley, 720 76c: No.
l faxseed ST. %; prime timothy-seed s. 81
Mess pork per brl, $14 60 q i4.70 lard, per
pound. 7.273 a 73Oc; short-rib sides. (loose).
7.45 7.50c; dry-salted shoulders lboxed). 900
&c; short-clear sides tboxed), 80008 Csc. Whis-
ky. fistiliers' finished goods per gal. 81. 10.
Suears-Cut-loaf, 7a0S4; granulated, TO bid;
standard A. &c bid.
On the Produce Exchange to-day, the butter
market firm; fancy creamery, 293 a Soc;
fancy dairy. % a &c. Eggs, 213 q 23c.
Receipts-F1our, A, 600 brls; wheat, 100, 900
bu; corn. $50 600 bu; oats 49, 900 bu; 6, 600
bu; barley. Ill 900 bu. Shipments-Flour, 90, 900
brls; wheat. so, 900 bu; corn, "a, 900 bu; oats,
$4,000 bu: rye, 1000 bu; barley. $1,000.
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opened at Sale, sold off to s3sc, when it again
weakened And then went up to S45c again May
pork opened at sl4 80, and also followed corn.
Wheat was the sfrone est during the first hours
business. May went mp to S41c. and held in that
vicinity, while went back to 53sc. At the
end of the first hour, however. corn had recov-
cred some Of it's strength. It advanced 549c.
May pork, which. as recorded above, opened at
s1490. advanced s15.05. and then dropped
back to S14 30 again. On the late bulge in corn
il went up to S15.021, and it stood very close to
that figure at 1870. As the day advanced it be-
came evident that there was very quiet under
tone to the grain markets, and both corn and
wheat did better MAY wheat sold up to S43c.
The closing prices of leading futures were: May
wheat. S5.c; May corn, 554c: May oats, 33a q
339c: January pork. $l477i; January lard, Z. 40e;
January short ribs. 7.57ac The leading futures
RANGED as follows.
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
Traders Devoted Their Attention to Corn,
but That Grain Was Not Strong,
Though the Market Was Very Active and the
Fluctuations Frequent-A Firmer Feeling
in Wheat-Actiyity in Provisions.


Dealers Are Inclined Await Developments
-Lower Prices for Almost Everything.
NEW YORK, Dec Mooney on call was
easy 1t 4 TO 5 per cent, the last loan being
made at 4, closing offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 08a per cent
Sterling exchange was dull but steady
s4e1z for sixty-day bills, and 81. s44 for demand.
The total sales of stocks to-day were 2S6, 1896
shares, including the following: Delaware, Lack
auanna e. Western, 10 SIC; Erie, $3.50; Louisville
& Nashville. 1860; Missouri Pacific. 1850; New
York Central. 1920; Reading. 677 ST Paul.
34,64s; Union Pacific, 1920; Western Union.
9.454; Wabash Pacific. 60G0
The influence OF the Presidents message was
felt throughout the day in Wall street The
fact that no reference made in it TO the
working of the interstate commerce law and
the Pacific railroads and the telegraph questions
caused some surprise. The effect strengthens
the prevailing tendency to await Developments,
and the clears" improved the opportunity to
hammer the list Their operations con-
fined to n few leading stocks, however-Union
Pacific, St. Paul Laekawanna Reading. and
Richmond e West Point being most prominent.
while the remainder were quiet to Gull through
out. London bought little in the morning,
and there were scale orders to buy which
vented any material decline during the fore
noon but N ade the dealings irregular and fever
ISL. The persistent attacks of the fbears,"
however. be gan 10 tell later in the day, though
covering movements brought prices M q fraction
from the lowest figures. Among the specialties
Manhattan was sold down a revival OF the
story OF the passing of the dividend, and
Wheeling & Lake Erie lost over two per cent,
though most of this Was afterwards recovered.
The opening was weak, at declines extending to
per cent, aud though there a
sFht advance in the early trading. the list soon
saggsd off slowly, recsding until about o'clock,
when better tone became poticeably. The
Improvement was for small fractions generally.
and the market closed very dull. but steady to
firm. at material losses for the day. Almost
everything is lower tonight. and Wheeling &
Lake Erie lost Is, Hooking Coal IL Man
haitian II.
The railroad bond market was very dull sales
$3.50. 600. There further decline in the
Kansas & Texas issues, but the tone of the
market was, for the most part. steady to firm and
q majority OF the list show fractional advances.
Government bonds were dull and steady for
all but the tours, which advanced per cent.
State bonds were dull aud featureless. Clos
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. Dec THE Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Catte-Receipts. Is. 600: shipments. 5000.
shipping steers, s26514.so: stockers and feeders,
81 90@3; cows bulls and mixed, 81 02-70; Texas
Hogs-Receipts So 600; shipments. 5000 Mar
ket l502oc lower; mixed. a4.7595 ;25 heavy. $50
sbeep and Lambs-Reeeipts 600 shipments
1900 MaFke strong for ed 1o T to sc see *
O3.z5: lambs $415.75.
The Drovers' journal special cablegram from Lon
don quotes live cattle steady; best American, IL l2c
per rs, estimated dead weight.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. THE Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts, 4,oOo shipments
lover good so choaes ernea
mon to medium. SIS p 94lo; stoekers 5000
grass range steers, 81. 9O03.oO.
Hogs-Recepts. $1,000; shipments. I,9Oo Mar
kes weak and 100 Sc lower. Good to ehoiee $3.50
and pigs, 1922 al 60.
Sheep-Recepts, s. 100; shipments. LIS. Market
steady for good common, slow and weak. Good to
choice, $2.9O03.50; common to medium, $500
$50
shipments, 1900 Market slow. Choice heavy "a.
tive steers $4 80 d49o; fair to good natives 1878
stockers and feeders fair to GOOD i.7oS29o rang
ers common TO good. $2.2O04.OO.
lower and weak. Choice heavy and butchers selec.
TONS SIS. So so: Workers. and packers medium
prime $5.O0054O; pigs. common to good, $3.50
Sheep-Recepts. 1000; shipments. none. Market
steady. Fair to fancy, So. 150410.
NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Beeves-Recepts. $3.50;
all for sale; prices fell off $4,000 per loo lbs. and
the market closed weak and e.pressed with fully SO
carloads over; native steers sold So. 500
5.l5, with few strictly prime to S.. 2005 80,
and selections at $3.50; good Texas and Colorado
steers went at $3.7503.90. Exports to-day TAO
quarters of beef.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1900 The market
sbsep sn at ws5 5f lambs at
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; nearly nominal for I've
hogs at So. 0565.
ror-xy
81; shipments. rs. Market closing steady; prime,
81. 050O; fair to good, $4.o00423; common,
$3. % $3.50 No cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts 800: shipments. 2 600. Mar
ket slow, Philadelphias, $5.65D5.75 mixed, S5.4OD
5.45 Workers., So 25 a 35 common to fair, 81. 100
$40. Fourteen cars of hogs shipped to New York
to-day.
Sheep-Receipts 1000: shipments, 1 200. Mar
ket fairs prime, 81 25 04.5O; fair to good, SIS. 500
400; common, $3.50 az 80; lambs, So. 5O05.0O.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 7.-Hogs slow; common and
light SIS 80 051O packing and butchers, So. 200
$50. Receipts, 1885, shipments, 500.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Dec. &c. L. Greene & Co., say:
The market for cotton certificates fairly active
and developed stronger feeling with considerable
stand ready for every Offering and absorbed the sup
ply on a gradual advance that reached 1O011 points
top figures disappeared general undertone re-
manned pretty steady
NEW ORLEANS Dec. 7.-Cotton steady; midd1ing.
receipts 9942 bales; gross receipts. 10 3o7 bales:
exports to Great Britain, $3.50 bales France s..
OSO bales to the continent. 500 bales; coastwise f.
S79 bales; sales, 900 bales; stock, 344 259 bales.
changed: sales, IL 900 bales, including 1000 bales
for speculation and export, and z 900 bales American
OIL CITY. Pa. Dec. 7.-National Transit GER
tifcates opened at 761sc highest, 761oc; lowest
76isc closed at 76ssc; sales, Al 600 bFls; clear
1nents, SO. $50 brls; runs, 80. 416 brls.
NEW YORK. Dec. 7.-Petroieum dull and
steady; opening. 1850; highest 1850; lowest 76c
closing, 76sc; sales, 555 Oo0 brls Turpentine quiet
at 37l4c.
PTTTsBURG. Pa. Dec. 7:-Petroleum dull but
firm; National Transit certificates opened 76asc
closed at 1850; highest, 76l9c: lowest. 7614c.
WILMINGTON. Dec. 7.-Turpentine steady at
34l4c
SAVANNAH. Ga. Dec. 7.-Turpentins firm at
Metals.
NEW YORK. Dec. 7.-Copper weak lake. 1880.
Lead firm; domestic, 5.0505.1oc. Tin firm; straits.
$4,000
ST LOUIS Dec. 7.-Lead 1850.
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK, Dec. IA irregular inquiry
remarked for cotton goods. but any obtaining of
desirable qualities very neager. Prices very strong
Wooden goods very dull.
Wool.
ST LOUIS. Dec Wool steady and quiet, with
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Superior Court.

Room l-Ron. n. B. Taylor. Judge
w. W. Wooden. jr.. administrators. VS.. j. NJ
Langsdale eiectment. Under advisement
David Bradley Manufacturing Company vs.
George Prier ct al note. Finding for plaintiff
for S3S121.
Wm E. Mick vs. Ciyilla Mick; account Cause
dismissed by plaintiff.
Room 2-Hon. ID. W. Howe, Judge.
VIM. Shiel VS.. John Best; damages. On trial
by jury.
John II. Williams Isaac King, sheriff, ct
al Cause dismissed for want Of prosecution.
Room 3-Hon. Lewis Z. Walker. Judge.
David c. Brown VS.. Naoma Earl ct al; fore
closure. Judgment for $3.50 80.
John E. Collins vs. City of Indianapolis; dam
ages. Finding for defendant
Henry ". Bennett Susan Brooker ct al !;
partition. Finding for plaintiff
Clarinda E. Wood WILDER F. Wood; d.
vorce. Granted on the ground of having another
wife.
Christopher c. Beaver VS.. Park Crawford; ac-
count Tried and taken under AMUSEMENT
NEW SUITS FILED
VIM. Hartman VS.. The Van Camp Packing
Company; complaint on account Demand, $500.
Ida Mathers John ii. Serf; suit on note.
Demand. 5000
Adam F. Wilson vs. George W. Karver: aft
daviu and proceedings supplementary to attach
ment
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The JObbtnc Trade.

GOA AND COKE.
Block SIS. rs ~ ton Stinshall So. rs ~ ton: Jack
son. 81 25 ~ ton; Pittsburg, so y tons RAYMOND
City 81 so p ton; Winifrede. $3.50 y ton; Campbell
Creek. S4.5 p ton; Hooking, 81 % p TOM Island
City. so y ton; Highland, $3 % p ton: Pied
mont and Blossburg. 1925 ton; Duggar pea
cock lump So 50 p ton; nut. $500 ~ ton: chest
nut No. and stove anthracite, $500 ~ ton: egg
dgrate anthracite. 1913 p ton: gas coke, 15c per
bu; crushed coke. 16c y on. Ali soft COAL nut size
SOC y ton less than the above prices on the same
quality of lump coal
CANNED GOODS.
Peaches-Standard. 8 pound see 03. 90, 3-pound
seconds s.. OO02.25. Miscellaneous
2pound. 81. 90 01.25; rasnberrss. pound. S1.5U0
6O pineapple standard 2-pound, $3.50 LIS. sec
onds. 2-pound 81 20 ID 80; cove oysters 1-pound,
full weight CSC % 81. light. 90 70c 2pound. full,
81 roo 80: light. 90c0Sl string-beans. 81 090c;
Lima beans Sl.55 0I.65 peas. marrowfat. 81. 100
40; small. SI.5O0L75 Holsters. 81. S502: raj
cherries 81 .6O0L75; strawberries, $L50 0l.6O;
salmon (fbs). 81. 1002.75.
FOkElGN FRUITS.
RAs1ss-London layer. new, 81. s593.oo v box
loose nuscatelle. 2crown, 81. % %. so y box Va
Iencia, new s09e p 10: citron. ~ a. 6o p 70;
rants, 1880 10. Bananas-Janaicas, $500
ZOO: Aspinwails g2.ooD250. Oranges-Jamaieas
$475 05.25 y box; $7.oo07.5o y brig Louisiana,
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THE COURT RECORD.
snnreme Conrt Decisiona.
Ion. Jos. A. $. Mitchell ohief-ius.ice.

Hon. JOS A. $. Mitchell Chief-iustice.
l2949 Charles NJ. Barnes John NJ. Shoe
maker Monroe c. C. Reversed. Mitchell, c.
J.-When a person ordering goods receives
notice on receipt of the goods that they had
been furnished by another, who filled the order
in good faith, and such party receiving the
goods appropriates them to his own use, he
thereby assents TO and ratiies the filing of the
order. and such assent aud ratification relate
back and give the order the same effect as ii 1t
had been originally given to the person who
filled it The latter may recover the value
thereof.
1870 Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company
VS.. Gustavus A. Eyarts. LaPorte c. q. Re-
versed. Elliott. IA paragraph of complaint
Withdrawn BY dismissal may afterwards be Of
fered IN evidence Evidence pertinent to the
Issue should be admitted, however little it may
seemingly tend to prove. In this case the para
graph was not unimportant aud it was q harm
full error TO exclude it,
1872 Henry Haushew ct al. VS.. State
rel. Mary Deem Madison G. c. Affirmed.
Howk IA joint assignment of errors must be
: good as to all who join therein.
1896. Isaac Snyder Carson Click. Elk
hart c. c. Rehearing denied.
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LIVE STOCK.

Common Cattle Dull, Good Grades Steady
Hog Market Weak-She~p Unchanged.
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. z.
CArrLE-Receipts, $50; shipments, 90. Light sup
ply for Wednesday; quality generally common; mar
ket dull and drsggy on that class; while good grades
hold steady; few common grades left over.
Good to choice shippers. 4OO042o
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ReaI Estata Transf.ra.

Instruments fled for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana for the twenty-four hours
ending at 5 P. NJ, Dec. q 1897. furnished by
Elliott Butler abstracters of titles. Room23 Etna
Building: :.
The Citizens National Bank 10 John Bern
Franks ss south addition to Indianapols $685. 90
John 5. Lazarus ct al to Allen NJ. Fetch
err lot As in Lazarus s. Pferce's Merid-t
ian-place addition to Indianapolis. 10000
Frances l.. Harrison to Riley B. Wilson.
I 1s ma 10000
Volney 7. Malott ct al. to VIM. II. En-
diana dianap ein. u -. - - sqaes ~ 1os44s
Jennie W. Boar to Lewis A Thomas.
fndisnapoiiy --u - = seaa4e 10000
Henry w Bennett to VIM j. Mitchell lot
to Indianapois. .--.. .oo-"l 1880
Louisa A Wright to Charles Jones' lot 70
in VIM Y. Wiley's subdivision of out
lots 162. 163 and 165 in Indianapolis $1,000
Conveyarces, z; considsraton.......-.-. S4 944.49
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INDIANAPOLIS THURSDAY. DECEMBER

Common medium shippers 3.oo0375
Stockers and feeders 2.25 IS
Medium to good heifers---- 2.5OD3OO
Common to fair heifers- 1.75 a. 35
Medium to good cows. 2.350275
Common fair cows-----------.---. 1.O0D2OO
Veals, common TO good. 3.500450
Bulls, common good. 1.50025O
Mixers. per head. -----..1S. 00035 90
HoGs-Receipts. 8, $50; shipments. 1900. Quail
ty fair Marke. opened weak and lower; trade ruled
moderately active the decline, closing weak about
all sold. The following closing quotations:
Heavy packing S.. 25054O
Light mixed packing. 3 05 as. %
Common to good hight 4SOOo.1O
SHEEP-Receipts, 500; shipments. $50. The sup
ply continues light; strong at quotations;
about all sold at the close.
Iooo TO cnofce
Fair to medium -.----.---.--..--. ). 2O03.5O
Common Observation-Disclosures 2.5003.O0
Spring lam bs Observation-Disclosures. 3.5OD5.OO
Bucks, per head. $50 1880
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FIELD SEEDS

Wholesale and Retail at HUNTINGTON s. HoSS'S
SEED STORE, IS and 80 E. Market St.. Indianapo-
lis Samples aud prices furnished on application.
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Browns EXPECToRANT cures coughs, colds,
etc. in adults and children. 50-cent bottles
Sold by druggists.
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Four PER cent. bonds 1888
Four per cent. coup. .124 3
Four and q half perct 107
Fcur-and-A-los coup. lo7
Pacific 6s of '95..---.119
Louisiana consols---- 90a
Missouri 6s.- 10l I
Tenn. settlement 6s- -100Ls
Tenn. settlement 5s-. 80
Tenn. settlement S. 20
Canada Southern. Eds 81 s
Central Pacific lists -1157;
Dem & Rio g. lists -117ls
Den. 81 Rio G. 4s.. 5S1:
Den. & B. G.. W. 1sts a
Erie seconds...-.. 97l..
NJ, Z. q T. gen. 6s-- 70
II, z. 81 T. gen. S. 621
Mutual Union 6s- "a
". j. O. int. cert ----10oL
Northern Pacific lists Il6le
Northern Pacific Ids 1901
Northwestern consols13S
Northwest debent- 5sl0S
Oregon g. Trans. g. o. L
ST. T.. q l. N gen. S. 81 L
St. L. 81 s. F. gen. mills
St Paul consols- les
St. P, Chi. &Pac. lists 1881
Texas Pac. I'd grants IS
T. P. r. 6. ex. coup sc
Union Pacific firsts. -1i4 1
West Shore --1ol q
Adams Exrress-----140
Alton g. Terre Haute- 30
Alton s. T. II. pref. - IS
American Express. &
B., G. r. e. No. 30
Canada Pacific --.-- 81
Canada Southern 90
Central Pacific 34A
Chesapeake & Ohio ga
@. & o. pref. 6rsts--- sc
G. s. o. seconds------ Ala
Chicago & Alton --.132 g
c., 3. 8 O. -127 L
c., St. l.. 81 P------. l3l1
@, ST. l.. g. P. pref SO
G., s. & C.----.- Sci
CleveId & Columbus 52L
Delaware & Hudson 1929
Del, Lack. & West 129A1
d. & Rio Grande.--- 21A
East Tennessee. -.. 10Ll
East Tenn. pref. 1st-- 62Ls
East Tenn. pref. I'd 23a
Erie -------..---- 294
Eric preferred ------ CT
Fort Wayne. -------i51
TT. Worth g Denver. 4S
Hooking Valley. "a
Hcnston & Texas %
Illinois CAntral. -----1I512
LONDON, Dec. T.
ounce.
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Criminal Court.

Hon. VIM. A. irwin, Judge.
State vs. Chas. F. Sayles; renting house to
prostitutes. Trial by court. Acquitted.
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LONDON, Dec. Bar silver, 4atd D
ounce
NEW YORK. Dec. Bar silver, oslo.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-01-11
S&AAsTG%n,s.

cal Debility, Seminal Weak n e g
Sprematorrhe, KSrOStNtorrsEae Em:ce:or
Impotency, Exhausted VITALITY Prem ,ture De.
cline. and LsP-S 0F MANHOOD, in
All ats conn ESItraet0ns. ataI from
haseVer eaD~e pr Ssfucse.s. 1t en-
riches add purifies the Blood. Strengthens the
Nerves. Brain, Muscles digestion, Reprodue-
tive Organs, and PHYSICAL and Mental Faculties
1t steps all Unnatural aud iebilitaiing drain
upon tn system preventing inv.ln' tary lussss
facilitating dreams seminal losses with the
urine, etc., destructive to mind and body
1t is a sure eliminator of al! KIDN Ely ND
BLADDER COMPLAIN rs. Z contains no
injurious ingredients. To those RuGK~r.
tws: from the evil effect EFF yOuS n
fat i1discretIOa0 excess. a speedy
thorough and PrrFnaDenG "a e &:
hottie, FIVE bottles in case, with ful direc-
tons aud advice, $40 Sent >ecure from oh.
servation to any address upon the receipt Of
price, or G. o. D. To be had only of